Article: Problems of monopoly approach.(News)

Article: Letter: Equal partners?(Letters)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  September 14, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Byline: JEAN MATTHES SIR - In The Western ... network concept, what Professor Sibert wants is a monopoly ... together as a team. Professor Sibert has never engaged in ... was the local press. JEAN MATTHES Consultant Paediatrician ...

Article: TV GARDEN SHOWS 'LINKED TO A RISE IN POND DEATHS'.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);  May 3, 2002 ;     475 words ... ... be enough. No garden pond can be 100 per cent safe." Professor Sibert's findings follow a Mirror campaign, hailed by Rospa ... fatalities for years. Writing in the British Medical Journal Professor Sibert, of University of Wales College of Medicine, said the ...

Article: TV's pond craze blamed as more children drown.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  May 3, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... did not mention specific shows and was 'not critical'. Professor Sibert, of the University of Wales College of Medicine, studied ... We think the major issue there is lifeguarding,' said Professor Sibert. 'Hotels do not always have someone watching out 24 hours ...

Article: Letter: Better care for all.(Letters)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  September 16, 2002 ;     404 words ... ... other paediatrician in Wales, as well as being backed by the Royal College; and appalled to read the personal attack on Professor Sibert. Swansea paediatricians are proud of the service they provide for most childhood disorders, and rightly so, but services ...

Article: Campaign builds to oppose moving of child health services; ...
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  July 19, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... hole effect'' on the rest of Wales, drawing specialist services to the Welsh capital. Leading medical figures such as Dr Jean Matthes of the special baby care unit at Singleton Hospital in Swansea and her colleague, paediatrician Dr Dewi Evans, say the ...

Article: Coma mother's premature baby fights for her life
The Independent - London;  May 4, 1995 ;     567 words ... ... into the pregnancy, was described as critical, her doctors said that she had started to show signs of improvement. Dr Jean Matthes, consultant paediatrician at the Singleton Hospital in Swansea, who is in charge of the baby's care, said that the next ...

Article: Donor demands return of her gift; NOAH'S ARK APPEAL: Swansea ...
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  May 8, 2002 ;     448 words ... ... supporting him because it claimed the hospital would not help the city. Two Swansea-based consultants, Dr Dewi Evans and Dr Jean Matthes, have voiced concerns that children's specialist health services will be concentrated in the capital at the expense of ...